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Free 'DCEPT' Tool Entraps Attackers Stealing Admin Credentials
SecureWorks researchers offer their homegrown 'honeytoken' detection tool as open-source.
Why Marrying Infosec & Info Governance Boosts Security Capabilities
In today's data centric world, security pros need to know where sensitive data is supposed to be, not just where it actually is now.
Tiny Firewall Tackles SOHO Security
Untangle rolls out a 5-inch firewall.
IoT Security Checklist: Get Ahead Of The Curve
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New Verizon Data Breach Digest report shares in-the-trenches scenarios of actual cyberattack investigations by the company's RISK team.

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The big lesson from 12 months of security product vulnerabilities: there's no foundation of trust in any piece of software. They all represent a potential new attack vector.

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Hack The Pentagon: DoD Launches First-Ever Federal Bug Bounty Program
Defense Secretary Ash Carter offers insight into DoD's new vulnerability-hunting program that offers monetary awards.
Truly Random Number Generator Promises Stronger Encryption Across All Devices, Cloud
So long pseudo-random number generator. Quantum mechanics brought us true randomness to power our crypto algorithms, and it's strengthening encryption in the cloud, datacenter, and the Internet of Things.
7 Attack Trends Making Security Pros Sweat
A look at the most dangerous threats and what to expect for the rest of 2016.
Encryption, Privacy & Skills Shortage Hot Topics On RSA Keynote Stage
From the president of RSA to the director of the NSA, all RSA conference keynotes mentioned needs for protecting liberties and increasing the infosec workforce.
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The Machines Are Coming! The Machines Are Coming!
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Understanding the economics of information security.

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